On Mon, 2004-07-19 at 15:53, Ben de Luca wrote:
> andrew fries message regarding lilo twiged me to what might be going
> on, I am sure that linux software raid writes some thing to the disk?
> does hotadd add this? if it doesnt the raid wont recognise it.?
For the raid to be seen at boot time, t
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Subject: [SLUG] RAID-5 array problems
Dear All,
I have a RAID-5 array consisting of three 40GB disks (ext3) on a
machine running Redhat 3.0ES. Recently one of the three disks
failed; hdf. All continued happily on two
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From: Chris Henman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, 19 July 2004 12:12 PM
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Subject: [SLUG] RAID-5 array problems
Dear All,
I have a RAID-5 array consisting of three 40GB disks (ext3) on a machine
running Redhat 3.0ES. Recently one of the three disks failed
Rowling, Jill wrote:
The only time I've ever heard of different types of disks used in a RAID
system is when people make up a RAID-0 stripe from JBOD.
Or the space cadet who created a RAID-5 with Disksuite (Solaris software
RAID for the uninitiated) with 2 drives:
1 x 4Gb
1 x 8Gb (sliced as 2 x 4G
enman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, 19 July 2004 12:12 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [SLUG] RAID-5 array problems
Dear All,
I have a RAID-5 array consisting of three 40GB disks (ext3) on a machine
running Redhat 3.0ES. Recently one of the three disks failed; hdf. All
cont
Dear All,
I have a RAID-5 array consisting of three 40GB disks (ext3) on a machine
running Redhat 3.0ES. Recently one of the three disks failed; hdf. All
continued happily on two disks.
Yeterday I bought some new disks; 3 x 80GBs. I replaced the bad disk
with a new one, formated and partione
